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PTAB Alert: Implicit Claim Construction and the Standard of Review

Today, the Federal Circuit issued a precedential decision vacating and remanding a PTAB decision based on an erroneous implicit claim construction. Google v. EcoFactor, Case Nos. 2022-1750, 2022-1767 (Fed. Cir. Feb. 7, 2024)....more

The Federal Circuit Further Defines the Contours of the APA’s Procedural Safeguards at the PTAB

In a recent decision, the Federal Circuit held that the PTAB violated the Administrative Procedures Act (“APA”) by adopting in its final written decision a claim construction that neither party had proposed. In Qualcomm Inc....more

The Continuing Evolution of the PTAB’s Fintiv Decision – A Brief Update

Much attention has been focused on the Board’s discretionary denial of petitions based on the factors set out in the Fintiv decision. The focus is well-deserved—since the Fintiv decision issued last year, over 150 petitions...more

PTAB Issues 2nd Update to Trial Practice Guide—Access the Complete Trial Practice Guide, including all revisions to date, here!

Yesterday (July 15th), the PTAB published a second update to its Trial Practice Guide. This second update is twice as long as the August 2018 update and relies extensively on the many recently-designated precedential and...more

Federal Circuit Reverses the PTAB’s Reliance on Evidence Presented Solely During Oral Argument and Its Claim Construction

On March 15, 2016, the Federal Circuit reversed and remanded the PTAB's cancellation of claims 3 and 20 of Patent No. 6,948,021 directed to hot-swappable components in computer systems. See Dell Inc., v. Acceleron, LLC, No....more

Federal Circuit Scrutinizing PTAB Claim Constructions, Emphasizing “Reasonable” in The Broadest Reasonable Interpretation Standard

The Federal Circuit recently reversed the PTAB’s cancellation of a patent directed to point-to-point communications in a dynamically addressed network. Sipnet EU S.R.O. has challenged U.S. Patent No. 6,108,704 held by...more

Federal Circuit Remands IPRs to PTAB for Reference Consideration

The non-invasive prenatal testing field has been an active area for patent challenges. Ariosa has challenged patents held by competitors Sequenom and Verinata. The latter is patent owner in two IPR proceedings challenging...more

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